Will 275/70/r18 Tires Fit On 2015 Silverado??

[silveradonationfan15]

I'm Wondering if a set of BF Goodrich KO2's 275/70/r18 tire fit on a 2015 Silverado 4x4 (stock height). I don't want a leveling kit right now but I'm planning on a leveling kit and a inch lift in the back in the future when the warranty runs out a bit. So the question is will these tire fit without any rubbing???

 

Also If anyone is running something similar to this on their truck would you be able to post a picture, Thanks

[ewbldavis]

RC leveling won't affect warranty...

 

c'mon...just get the lift and be done with it...

[silveradonationfan15]

Nah, no I didn't have the truck long enough yet to enjoy the stock height.

[LTeddy]

I have a rc front level on mine and just got my 275/70r18 ko2 on yesterday it doesn't look like they would clear without rubbing without a level it would be very close if they didn't.. 2 inch front level and those ko2s imo is the best looking setup for these trucks

[silveradonationfan15]

I have a rc front level on mine and just got my 275/70r18 ko2 on yesterday it doesn't look like they would clear without rubbing without a level it would be very close if they didn't.. 2 inch front level and those ko2s imo is the best looking setup for these trucks

could you get me a few pictures of the clearance and the rim/tire. Thanks!!

[LTeddy]

 

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I'll get more for you tomorrow

 

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[LTeddy]

 

 

 

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[silveradonationfan15]

how much clearance is there when the wheel is turned as far as it can go? (both ways)

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[LTeddy]

I would say a half inch or so

 

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I have that size without a level kit or any suspension Mods. Dont have any rubbing after pulling back the carpet wheel well liners about an inch with a zip tie. Another member on the forums did the same for 40,000km with no issues. Probably varies a little truck to truck. I have a canopy , which sets the rear down a little, and maybe bumps the front up a hair but I doubt it.

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Hard to tell but there's about an inch or more space. No issues turning over uneven terrain.

 

First pic is the rear of the front right wheel at full right turn.

 

 

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[LTeddy]

I heard about the zip tie trick that's a good idea!

[silveradonationfan15]

What part of the wheel well liner needs to be zipped tied back? Also how are you finding those tires compared to the stock Passenger SR-A

Hard to tell but there's about an inch or more space. No issues turning over uneven terrain.

First pic is the rear of the front right wheel at full right turn.



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[LTeddy]

You can definitely tell a difference in weight it's a little bit more sluggish it rides smooth and only a little noise at low speeds

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It's the inner, lower most corner, rear of each front wheel well.

 

SRA was like driving on rocks. First year with them was fine but now no wet traction and they rode harsh. These are smoother but still definitely an LT tire

 

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